Our Visit To The French Quarter and Cafe Du Monde in New Orleans

I’ve heard of the French Quarter for a long time, and it’s definitely a sight to behold. It feels like a classic French-inspired downtown with plenty of interesting things to see and do. However, Bourbon Street is not for the easily offended. I was glad we visited during the day, it’s an intriguing place to…

Our Visit To Caesars New Orleans + Pizza Cake

During our visit to New Orleans, Louisiana, we accidentally stumbled upon Caesars Casino and Hotel, which I hadn’t realized was even there. You don’t expect to see something like this anywhere. We’ve “rolled the dice” before at Harrah’s in Cherokee, North Carolina, and I liked that place better. My wife spent a few minutes playing…

Our Experience Riding on The New Orleans StreetCar

Before my wife’s TDAP surgery, we had an entire day to spend after landing in New Orleans. We decided to take the streetcar, part of the Le Pass system in New Orleans, Louisiana. I wanted to ride one at least once, though the experience wasn’t exactly great. It reminded me of how I imagine Japanese…

Our Visit To The Audubon Aquarium (New Orleans, LA)

We went to the Audubon Aquarium during our free day before my wife’s surgery in New Orleans. She wanted to go to the zoo, but I figured we could do that in November. August outdoors in Louisiana didn’t sound appealing to me. The aquarium would definitely be air-conditioned. It wasn’t a groundbreaking aquarium, though. It…

Our Experience Flying With Delta Airlines

For my wife’s breast cancer-related TDAP surgery, we chose to fly rather than spend over ten hours on the interstate. Neither option sounded enjoyable, but flying seemed more manageable. I’m not wealthy or pretentious, but we had to book first class. She needed priority boarding, less walking between gates, and a more comfortable seat especially…